Theocast
Left Behind? (A Conversation on Eschatology)
March 23, 2022
Summary
Jon and Justin have a discussion on views of eschatology and how it has affected modern biblical interpretation. Do historical Dispensational views contradict the clear teaching of Scripture on the atoning work of Christ? Is one's view on eschatology a measure of orthodoxy? Should our views of eschatology drive the rest of our theology, or is it the other way around? Semper Reformanda: Jon and Justin talk in more depth about eschatology and hermeneutics. What should guide us in formulating our views on eschatology? Resources: Our episode on "Is Your Theological System Any Good?" "A Case for Amillennialism" by Kim Riddlebarger https://youtu.be/WIJYXylbexM
Topics
- Episode focus: Left Behind? (A Conversation on Eschatology)
- Jon and Justin have a discussion on views of eschatology and how it has affected modern biblical interpretation
- Do historical Dispensational views contradict the clear teaching of Scripture on the atoning work of Christ?
- Is one's view on eschatology a measure of orthodoxy?
- Should our views of eschatology drive the rest of our theology, or is it the other way around?
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Transcript
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Hi, this is John, and I'm with Justin.
And we're still in Maryville finishing up a couple more episodes, and we thought we would do one on the boogeyman eschatology.
John's idea.
Yeah, my idea.
We definitely had a good time talking about it.
We want to be graceful, but we do talk about the different millennial views and how we should approach them as Christians when we disagree and thinking through doctrine, millennial views, and a literal interpretation of scripture.
Hope you enjoy.
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Welcome to Theocast, encouraging weary pilgrims to rest in Christ.
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Conversations about the Christian life from a reformed and pastoral perspective.
Your hosts today are Pastor Justin Perdue from Asheville, North Carolina, and I'm John Moffat from Grace Reformed Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee.
And as you can see, for those of you watching on the YouTubes or video, however, you're watching this, we are actually together in Merrillville, Tennessee, which is a suburb of Knoxville, Tennessee.
We have been recording all day for various reasons, and some of that will come out later.
If not, it has already come out.
But once in a while, Justin and I get together in Knoxville to plan about the future, to record together, spend time together.
